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Los Angeles Herald, Volume 35, Number 5, 7 October 1907
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
BEARS' DAY HAS COME
* PROBLEMS OF AIR NOT YET SOLVED
SAYS UNITED STATES IS FAR BEHIND IN AERIAL NAVIGATION
Lusitanl* Makes Fast Start •
OHIO ROADS ADMIT LOW RATES ARE BENEFICIAL
CAR LEAVES TRACK; CRUSHES PASSENGER
NEGRO LYNCHED FOR SHOOTING POLICEMAN
MARINE HIT BY TRAIN; BODY TERRIBLY MANGLED
SALT LAKE MORMONS ELECT NEW APOSTLE
Prisoner Confesses
To Ec Guest of Bryce
Alexander Fox Dead .
Mrs. Holmes Dead
POSTAL DEP'T IS SWINDLED
SIX HURT IN WRECK; WOMEN PANIC-STRICKEN
GERMAN-AMERICANS SUPPORT COCKTAIL
SPEEDING MOTORCYCLISTS RUN TOGETHER HEAD ON
Lord Brahampton Dead
GRAFT FOUND AMONG POLICE
TAFT IS GUEST OF JAPANESE EMPEROR
Rostand's Condition Satisfactory
FORECAST
TEMPERATURE AT 23,000 FEET FIVE BELOW ZERO
WATER A%D FUEL OF COUNTRY ARE WASTED
BELATED LINERS REACH PORT AFTER'HARD TRIP
Accuse* Judge Wilfloy
Plague Spreads In Algeria
MACLEAN TO BE RELEASED
PLAN IMPROVEMENT OF SACRAMENTO RIVER
BOY AGED 13 KILLED IN FOOTBALL GAME
HORDES COME FROM ASIA
SAYS OPPOSITION IN CANADA 18 STRONGER THAN IN U. S.
Former "Bostonfan" Hurt by Car
Pioneer Preacher Dlee
DIE IN MASS OF HOT METAL
"HATED FOR TRUTH'S SAKE" IS TOPIC OF DR. HENRY
RALLY DAY OBSERVED BY LOS ANGELES FELLOWSHIP
'ROOSEVELT A SOCIALIST?'
ONLY ONE "BROIWO QUININE"
ARRESTED FOR STEALING VALUABLE LENS AND CAMERA
Arrested for Taking Papers
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PRESENT THE 'IDOL'S EYE'
THREE.ROUND FIGHT IS WEEK'S FEATURE AT GRAND
BURBANK PLAYERS REVIVE "PROFEBSOR'S LOVE STORY"
VAUDEVILLE SKETCH POKES FUN AT HUMANE OFFICER
TONOPAH & GOLDFIELD MAKES OFFER TO STRIKERS
ARGENTINE REBELS SEIZE AMERICAN PROPERTY
Academy of Sciences Lecture
40,000 IN CELEBRATION
FRUITS OF WORK OF LAST FOUR CENTURIES
SPEAKS TO NEGRESS; 18 TARGET FOR SHOT
PURSUIT OF ELOPERS ENDS
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A CLAY GOD
THE FORD CASE
THE NEGRO QUESTION
AFTER THE TRUCE
PICKWICKIAN REVISION
WHAT'S THE USE?
Most Interesting
Month of Opals; Mild October; Coal Man Hopes 'Twill Soon Be Over
HEARD AROUND HOTEL CORRIDORS
FALLING IRON DOOR CRUSHES PRESSMAN'S FOOT
Association to Meet
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THE CITY
CITY HALL NOTES
CITY NEWB IN BRIEF
TAKES CONGREGATION THROUGH ITALY IN ADDRESS
FORTY.CENT FORTUNE LARGEST IN MONTHB
WOMAN'S A 7 TENT JONS CAUSE OF STABBING
SLIPS IN ALIGHTING FROM TROLLEY CAR; MAY DIE
BREAD CUTTER, KNOCKED FROM COUNTER, CUTS LEG
The Musical World
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HOT SPRINGS GAIN FAVOR
REFUSES TO REDUCE FARE ON AMERICAN AVENUE LINE
LONG BEACH OFFICIALS DO NOT RELINQUISH AUTHORITY
LOG, ROLLIG DOWN SLIDE, CRUSHES LUMBERMAN'S LEG
LIFE SAVERS AND FIREMAN TO CELEBRATE AT SMOKER
EVANGELIST DEFENDANT DENIES GUILT IN LETTER
COMMITTEE WILL REPORT FAVORABLY ON FACTORY
BAND'S NATIONALITY A FACTOR IN CAMPAIGN
TRAIN LEAVES TRACK, STARTING FROM STATION
FORCED TO CHOOSE VICTIM, AUTOIST PICKS BUGGY
WILMINGTON COUNCIL CALLS ANNEXATION ELECTION
DECISION AROUSES MUCH DISCUSSION
FOURTEEN FAIR NURSES ARE TO BE GRADUATED
HUMANE SOCIETY SECRETARY TENDERS HER RESIGNATION
BANKER SURPRISED ON WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Boys Fight; Warrants Out
AUTO DRAGS RIG YARDS IN COLLISION
NATURAL GAS FLOW IS NOW 7000 FEET A DAY
DR. WILEY CONVICTED OF KICKING 13.YEAR.OLD BOY
BEACH AUTHORITIES ARE STILL AFTER A. B. PEARCE
NEWS FORECAST
TRIAL OF MAGILLS MAY. BEGIN IN DECATUR TODAY
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FRISCO WINS LAST GAME
NATIONAL LEAGUE
TEAMS IN NORTH EACH WIN A GAME
AMERICAN LEAGUE
DUCK BHOOTING GOOD, REPORT ENTHUSIASTS
LIPTON DECIDEB TO TRY FOR HONORS IN ENGLAND
SAINTS OUT OF WRANGLE
SANTA MONICA IS STILL IN IHE VAN
TODAY'S RACE ENTRIES
WINDSOR
LATONIA
READY FOR BIG SERIES
WILL COST MORE TO GO IN DETROIT
To Give Opening Lecture
COMMODORE'S YACHT WINS IN RACE FOR LAFFIN CUP
CALL MASS MEETING TO FIGHT ADMINISTRATION
FINANCIAL REVIEW
PIERTON WILLIAM DOOMER, RESIDENT 35 YEARB, DIES
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ALL OF THE LATE NEWS FROM YOUR OLD HOME STATE
COLORADO
NEBRASKA
IDAHO
KANSAS
SPITTER MISSES CRACK; FINED THREE DOLLARS
VERMONT
MAINE
NEW HAMPSHIRE
TENNESSEE
RHODE ISLAND
LOUISIANA
OHIO
NEW YORK
RAT ATTACKS WOMAN WHILE SHE IS PRAYING
MISSOURI
NEW JERSEY
KENTUCKY
WISCONSIN
MARYLAND
WYOMING
WITHOUT FEET, MAN WILL RUN FOR OFFICE
PENNSYLVANIA
MASSACHUSETTS
SOUTH DAKOTA
ILLINOIS
WASHINGTON
OKLAHOMA
ALABAMA
THE WEATHER
WILL TRY^TO CHANGE PRESENT MINING LAWS
UNIOR RALLY ENDS CITY ENDEAVOR INSTITUTE
Y. W. C. A. MEMBERS ARE ENTHUSIASTIC
BIBLE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR MAN'S DISAPPEARANCE
FEAST OF THE ROSARY OBSERVED AT HOLY CROSS
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MINES AND MINING=EAGLE MOUNTAIN HOLDS RICH ORE
RICH VEIN SHOWS UP
IMPORTANT DEAL IS CONSUMMATED
ANGELENOS BUY GROUP
GREAI PROPERTY IS UNITED VERDE
MAKE STRIKE IN RED ORE
RAWHIDE MINING CAMP IS RUSHIMG TO FRONT
MAYFLOWER IS FANCY
A Compromise
Hard Time* In Kansas
OUTPUT IS VERY LARGE
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE
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